Given the ascendance of new media as the primary conduit for the dissemination of popular culture, an investigation into the stylistic characteristics of online language reveals a notable divergence from the findings of previous studies, as evidenced by data mining and literature research. This paper presents a summary of the linguistic and literal characteristics of Chinese Internet language: image-enabled, video-enabled, facilitated, de-territorialized, trying to sort out the causes of the new phenomenon of Internet language and the different views of Internet language from the perspective of different user groups. The study also identifies the new media platforms that employ online language to introduce novel nuances to the Chinese language script, characterized by concision, ingenuity and temporal brevity. The study also provides solutions to dissipate the negative impact of Internet language on Chinese language and script and explores how to make use of new media Internet language to better develop Chinese language and script in the present day, such as standardizing the use of Chinese characters, making proper use of new media platforms, and enhancing people’s awareness of discrimination.

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As a foundational work of Chinese character graphology and ancient Chinese lexicology, Shuowen Jiezi records a large number of ancient Chinese character pattern and their interpretations and provides valuable documents for the study of ancient Chinese numismatic culture. This paper focuses on the part of the character “bei” (shell) in Shuowen Jiezi and reveals the status and evolution of the “bei character and its related character families in the ancient monetary system through detailed glyph research and semantic analysis. In this paper, the evolution of the character “bei” from a medium of shell exchange to a symbol of wealth and monetary value is carried out, and the practical application and value standard of the character “bei” in ancient economic activities are reconstructed, and the role of the character “bei” in the naming and use of ancient coins is accurately defined. The research results not only provide a new perspective and theoretical basis for the study of paleography and monetary history, but also have important significance for understanding the symbolic carrier function of Chinese characters in commercial culture, as well as the economic structure and currency circulation mechanism of ancient society.

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The global climate issue has become increasingly severe, and relying solely on a single entity for governance is insufficient to achieve ideal outcomes. Various international organizations are on the rise, and diversification and decentralization have become inevitable results in the evolution of international climate governance mechanisms. Social dialogue, as a mechanism involving multiple stakeholders, information sharing, and collaborative decision-making, can effectively address the collective action dilemma in climate governance. Therefore, this paper explores and analyzes the evolution of international climate mechanisms and the impact of diversified governance models through the lens of social dialogue. From this perspective, multiple stakeholders enhance democratic participation in international climate governance, which, to some extent, increases governance motivation. However, it also inevitably leads to a fragmented and decentralized global climate governance mechanism, characterized by a lack of international leadership and low governance efficiency. To address this issue and advance the climate governance process, it is necessary to acknowledge that a diversified governance mechanism has become a established fact, and subsequently, to establish a collaborative mechanism among multiple stakeholders, facilitating multi-faceted and multi-level dialogues to promote active and orderly participation from all parties, rather than pursuing a singular centralized leadership governance mechanism.

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With increased cultural diversity, cultural display activities in various countries are increasing. The issue of how overseas Chinese display Chinese elements in these events has received widespread attention, but the kinds of Chinese elements they display and the ways and means of displaying them still need to be improved. This paper analyzes the Chinese elements displayed by Chinese cultural parties in cultural events, the Chinese culture represented by these elements, the reasons why overseas Chinese participate in these events, and the problems they may encounter. This paper analyzes the fact that people participate in the events for reasons of the need for cultural exchange, cultural attachment, cultural identity, and sense of belonging. In recent years, Chinese people have displayed Chinese elements with more depth and culture. In the process of participating in cultural activities, the problems of significant cultural differences and lack of experience may occur. Based on this, this paper puts forward the following suggestions: before displaying Chinese elements, it is necessary to understand cultural differences and enhance one's cross-cultural communication skills; it is possible to set up or join a cultural society in the local area to strengthen the organization and planning; and at the same time, it is necessary to increase the interactive parts in the activities to enhance interest and participation.

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